All Teenagers articles – Page 111
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If you come here...
A British English worksheet to read information, write notes about it and choose a place you want to visit.
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Reading lesson plans: Colour
Students complete a series of activities based on a text about colour.
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Grammar and vocabulary: teaching students collocations
A discussion and explanation of collocations and practical suggestions for teaching them.
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Professional development: collaborative teaching in EFL/ ESOL
An article about developing different mechanisms of peer support.
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Reading lesson plans: Coffee
Students complete a series of activities based on a text about coffee.
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Write the clues
A British English worksheet to give the base form of each verb to complete the crossword clues.
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Give me a clue
An American English worksheet to write clues for a crossword and complete it.
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Close the shutters
A British English worksheet to replace the shutters on the eight windows so that you can read four proverbs and the first lines of four songs.
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Classroom management: Pair and group work in EFL/ESOL
This article discusses the challenges and benefits of using pair and group work in monolingual classes.
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Classroom management: Speaking correction techniques
Simon Mumford and Steve Darn discuss student speaking errors and offer practical advice and suggestions on how and when to correct learners without damaging their confidence.
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Classroom management: The triangular classroom
Tim Bowen discusses the possible benefits of using a triangular classroom.
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Grammar and vocabulary: using dictionaries in the EFL/ESL classroom
Advice and discussion about using dictionaries in the EFL/ESL classroom.
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Teaching materials: using literature in the EFL/ ESOL classroom
An article discussing ways to use literature in the EFL/ESL classroom.
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Teenagers: Limited resources: Classroom set-up A
There is very little room for teens to get up or for the teacher to move around the class and students must work on their own. The class is dominated by the teacher (who works very hard) and students are very passive and probably restless too.
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Elementary: Getting to know your classmates
An American English worksheet to practice asking and answering questions in the present simple.